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Daily Republican., 1887-07-19
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Noii0h'
TAXPAYERS TAKE NOTlOF. CITY
AND SOEOOL TAXES FUh 1857.
The undersigned, receivers Of taxes for the
city Of Wilmington, will be at No. ~ East
Sixth street. between Market and kinp
8 reefs, during tho month OF July, 1887. be.
tween the hours OF 8 and IL tu the morning
aud from to in the afternoon, for the
purpose Of receiving taxes. On all taxes
paid during July there will be reduction
81 Ave cents on every dollar, and all taxes
paid ON or after the hrst day Of August, l..
cludius tho first Tuesday Of September,
shall DO payable without deduction b.
aforesaid; and all taxes unpaid on tho day
next aftor tho first day OF September. shall
be increased by tho addition OF i've per
oentpm on the amount thereof.
EDMUNDP. MOODY,
Heo,iver Eorthern district, including oil
north OF sixth street.
MAXIM ]. MEALEY,
Receiver Southern oistiict, Including all
south Of sixth street. Iyl.tf
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PUrLIC sALEs.
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NOTiUE-IHE ANNUAL MEETIN 9
~ of tho STOCK oshoidets Of a. he kenogoth
Beach Association will be hold IA Scott
chapel, kehoboth Beach. lei, on We6nas'
day, July 90. lss7,at2 o'clock p. IN .,at which
time tive directors will bo eItcled 10 serve
the en- suiDg three years.
W. 81. II. HtLI.ANY .recvetary.
Wilmington, Del July :, 1881. jyp,H, Al.
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My OIlCE-AlD LOAN Ass OlhTLUN
LN now ,iiers a new sorics Of stocz FOL
Sale; list paJ mont duo uiy 20
JOHN L DAVIS. President.
GEORGE U. MAiRS, Secretary. iyll-i5t
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NuTlCE-AILT THE BANKS OF VIII
~ mingtcn horeby Utve Iotics that trad,
dollars VIII net Do received by them afte
July 2S:h instant.
by authority OF all tho banks. jy97teoC
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a Dastardiy Outrage. =

QUEBEC, March 23.-Thh city Ia all
exc,tsmont over castsrdly attempt to
destroy human life. Whila the French
portion Of the Salvation Army were
holding . meeting In Jeffrey Hale
School ball last night Dme person
threw . bomb into the hail through .
broken window pane. Tie bomb OF
p oded almost immediately, and com.
D etely wrecked the whole trout of the
buildiBg.
Their frst meeting had just closed !,
and what IL known as 3 prF or meeting
Was In progress when the explosion oc-
Cured. Outside the staff only few
persons we're present ct ths time. No
ono was killed, but two or three persons
ware seriously injured. The force Of
the explosion sent broken glass and
debris o distance Of forty feet. The
b aiding was filled with smoke and the
gss WAS extinguished, leaving the place
In utter darkness. The inmates we're
nearly frightened to death Women
screamed and tainted, snd men rushed
to and fro In the greatest excltement,
unable to realiz, what had occurred.
The explosion caused persons two
blocks away to rush from their housss,
imagining an earthquake rad occurred.
It seems miraculous that TIE Inmates OF
the FALL were not killed. The persc ne
who concocted and carried out the plot
a.e Alieved to be some ymng men be-
longing to high class OF Rociety, who
, m ade themselves very conspicuous In
riots waged against the mt % bers Of TIT
army when they first arrived here.
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Hosrd's Dsirynan.
Observing dairymen have noticed
that the quantity of milk cow yields
depends very much on the quantity of
water she drinks. Almost invariably
10 good mixer is q free drinker. M.
Doncel reported to the French Acad-
|emy Of Science that he found by a
series of experiments that the quantity
|of water habitually drank by each cow
during twenty -four hours was cri-
terlon TO Judge of the quantity OF milk
that she would yield per day. And a
cow that does not drink as much as
twenty seven quarts Of water daily
must be poor mixer, giving only
from flve-and half 10 seven quarts
per day. But all the cows which con
sumed as much as fifty quarts OF water
daily were excellent mixers, giving
from eighteen to twenty three quarts
| of milk per day. He gives q confident
opinion that the quantity of water
drank by COW is an important factor
OF her value as mixer.
Professor Horstall found that COW
giving only twenty pounds Of milk 9
day drank forty pounds more of watel
than fattening cattle of the same
weight. Here is clue to the excel
lent effect noticed by these who have
warmed the water for their cows. TN.
COWS very naturally drank nearly tn,
usual quantity and the result, as Mr.
John Boyd reported, was an increas
IOf 25 per cent. more milk Of equally a
!good quality.
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NEW YORK, March %. AT er having
been In consultation since IL O'Clock
last night, tbs Cleary jury amour esd
At 4 20 O'Clock this afternoon that they
were unable to agree, and were dis
charged from the further hearing of the
case. The jury had sent In for certain
documentary evidence, but Justice Bar.
rett refused, referring them to the pro.
vision of the Criminal Code which re-.
quires In case Of disagreement to have
such infor nation given In open court
before counsel for both sides, and in
cases OF felony In presence Of the de
PENDANT.
The motion was made by the District
Attorney for o renewal of bail, and II
was fixed at the old figure. $40 600. The
court then adjourned till Friday. After
adjournment Judge Barrett said: 81
thought the jury would agree-ouRhs to
ae rec. Everything that could be
dcne by the prosecution WAS done,
ard the defence left nothing undone In
benalf of their client" The Justice
did not, OF course, indicate how the
Jury should have agreed aud showed nc
feeling In the matter.
Oleary's friends made a rush for him
and warmly congratulated him on the
result. Tears of joy welled into hi,
eyes, and the smile on his red face wal
genuine for the first slime In ter days.
Mr. Dougherty was not present. I'm
mediately after the Jury went out last
night he repaired to hts hotel. he waf
n Of seen About tho court 10 day.
Cleary Was taken into Sheriff Grants
office to escape the crowd Later be
went before Justice Patterson, OF thu
Supreme Court, and was admitted tc
bali. His former bondsman, John Dol
lard, qualified. Cleary 1t once left Il
Court House. His progress through thu
streets was hiDdered by many friends,
who stopped to shake hands with him
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CHANGE OF LIE!
A Lady Says, ut saved Ny Life"

A lady living near HAv,rhill, N. H.,
writing to Mr.. Lydia K. Pinkhom, OF
Lynn, Mass., says: ~ have been taking
your Compound and Liver Pills six
months. l was very lowwhen l DOM
menced taking your medisine; with out
question 1t has been the m,ans Of saving
my life." it 10 q medicine for good and
not for evil purposes A laiy in Greene
Co., ILL.,, says: II am fifty years old
and In, as you know, . very critical
time in life. 1 feel certain that never
could have lived through 1t this long
had Il not been for your Compound.
havs been afflictsd with Prolapsus Uteri
for twenty Ave years. aud never have
found anything to relieve Ge until ]
found your Vegetable Compound.
feel like sounding Its praises rs long oil
l live. am stonter and healthier now
than I have been for thirty years.
have been taking your Compound about
three years; am never without 1t In thu
house,
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Drunk and lDisorderly.

Harry Mcdaniel, who some time ago
Was frequently in the dock, was charged
at the city court this morning with
being drunk and disorderly. The officer
" no made the arrest testified that as he
was coming along Shipley street last
night he heard a woman screaming
M urder, and npon entering the house
found Mcdaniel, who was drunk, rails
ing cain generally. The accused ad-
mitted being drank, but said that he
d ID not know what he aid and that he
was sorry. and hoped the judge would
make the fine very light, as he only had
81 SO Hk pleading did not have much
effect as he WAS sentenced TO pay Sc and
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tho Phi,ade,phia Forgers,

Several additional attachments by
banks against James and John Hunter
were Issued ont of the Common Pleas
Cour. yesterday, An assignment by
the firm, for the benefit of creditors, to
j ohn Field " RS recorded In the office Of
the Recorder OF Deeds, together with
mortgages and convey ances. Over
$500 600 of forged paper has been exam
iued, and the amount Oh the fraudulent
issue Ia various!y estimated at from
$500, 900 to 100000 1t was discovered
y yesterday that the name of John Field
had been forged TO promissory notes az
gregatiug $1b, 900. James Hunter had
not returned to his home up TO q lat.
hour last night.
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VaIuo OF street Dirt,


"You will never have clean streets
in America" said an Italian gentle
man in the Colonnade Hotel the other
day, "as long as you throw away the
dirt. In Italy the cleaning of the
streets is sold to the highest bidder at
public auction, and the man who gets
the contract fairly scrapes the streets
to collect all the dirt he can. 1t is then
taken to factory. where it is pressed
into blocks, which are then sold for
fertilizing purposes. You Americans
do not seem to know that your street
dirt is valuable. l think if you would
advertise you would find some smart
man who would be glad to take a ten
years. contract to clean your streets
for nothing. He would get rich."
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Lecture by DIR. Wilson,

There was a large aud ,ence at the
Unitarian Church last evening to he al
DIR. Wilson deliver hts lecture or
memory, its Pleasures, Pains and
Laws" The srtject was original, and
the careful study the lecturer has be
slowed upon the matter with the man
ner la which 1t was handled, made the
lecturs not only entertaining but high ly
instructive.
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"And there was 9 masked ball last
night" yes. and they kept 1t up pretty
lively until morning. You see they
weren't afraid OF the early frost-know.
ing that all the druggists keep supplied
with DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, the old
reliable standby.
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When baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was a Child, she cried or Castoria
Whtn she became Miss, she chung to Oastoria
When she had Children. shs gave them Gas
toriA.
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Coughs

cured By tbs use of McIralps Syrup Of
Tar. prics $780,; made only by N. b.
Danforth, Druggist, Second and Mar
ket,
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Russell, Missimer&Co
Successor of II. l.. RUSSELL.
Trade Dollars Taken

At par for footwear at the Family Shoe
House, 206 Market street, above Second.
Full value for your money, whether you
have Notes, Bland Dollars or Trade Dol
lars.
The very best for style, fit and wear ever
offered in Wilmington at the price is our
gents 81 shoe. Button, hook, lace and
Congress. Every pair warranted solid
leather. Our gents hook lace Wauken-
phast only $3.50; sold elsewhere for So.
Our gents seamless "Day sewed" hook
lace, stylish and plenty Of good wear at
$3.50.
Our gents fine calf-hook lace with kan
CARGO kid top only ~. rs; real value, 3d. so.
Our gents calf hand-sewed hook lace, 81;
worth S. Our gents hook lace and Con-
gress handmade, "a so; would cost you at
any other store $3.50. All these are ex-
ceptionally big bargains. Once you see
| them you will acknowledge them the best
for the money you have ever seen q
We are the acknowledged headquarters
| for ladies' boys and children's shoes.
Remember-If what you buy here does
not fit, you can return, have exchanged,
or get your money back.
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Last : !. Third STREET
hd nome comforts. t.le.
@Die bOarders wanted
ml6.lm
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SMLY FURN Is HE'D.
= airy rooms; also a few
MRS. BEUK, lOb
= ml9-6ts
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FOR SALE.

A great bargain-wlll be sold
cheap. Three-story brick dwell
ing, No.5II East Twelfth street,
6 rooms and enclosed shed. Call
at once. J. AUGUSTUS Nc
CAULLEY, No. Cos Market
street.
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Brick DWellfns House,
ta-story, rooms, liza, liza, ii2o and ll2s
Ifa-story, rooms, 1880. ils2, llsA and llss
walnut street.
2-story. rooms, with bath, l2ol, l2os,
,aDs. l2l2. I21A, 1915, 1918 Walnut street,
/ s-story, rooms, with bath, l1io King OF.
story, rooms, Ills Tatnail street.
the above will BE- sold ct bargain and
on easy terms.
ZINE BUILDING LOTS
At 18th and Poplar streets.
18th and Poplar streets.
nth and Wilson streets.
18th and w ilson streets. ~
], AUGUSTUS McOAULLEY,
fy-tf 600 Market street.
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w SETTER e.,
e >. wv corner SsasA,
eets, on the lscn iiiot
k, M u EN- by paying
o'oN. m3-Jth
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y;lOX SALE Oh iexUHANak--A NUN
Il Der OF desirable housed, With all the
~ building lots will be taken In part or whols
aAyment, balances may remain on mort
MO for years. Also building sitas q all
oArts Of the CITY for residences; also manu-.
lscturinx cites, especially adapted for mo-
II wster passing yhroueh.tt, about 800 fest
rom tho II. D., P. ktiiroad. City tax one
siuhth tile REGULAR rateS. This property will
30 sold BY the aoso or In smaller lots, At
,erms 70 suit purShAsAra Also houses 70
fsnt cheap. ThU3. IA. OtLk,
501 French street.
Or FL. FORD. ath and Rodna1. NIT
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(hsEa STOKE PROP.
t@n. Apply 10 Rob.
Hsfy Evening building.
4 ,i0-tf
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RoUSE AND STORE,
street, will be rentei
p. Apply to JOHN
0 West ninth etree,,
4 mia lNt
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BEE HIVE"
1900 Market Street.
OPENING OF
new DRESS GOODS

Every day. Sixty-six pieces
Dress Goods that have the ap-
pearance Of accent ones; our
price for them is 8 cents yard.
A good looking dress for a lit
tie money; comment is un-
necessary. For 50 cents we are
showing eight different styles Of
new colorings and weaves. All
new goods.
A large stock OF finer goods
up to SI.65 a yard. Our stock
Of Black Goods is complete, from
cheap cashmere to fine silk warp
henriettas. ..-
One small case OF Cashmere
Mixtures, 3o-in., ought to bring
l37H cents. Take this lot away
at ~ cents a yard; eight wards
Ul SI.zo; a very cheap dress.
We are selling very freely a
French Lawn, 4o,in. wide, en-
broidered on the edge, for white
aprons; six different patterns,
from 80 to rs cents a yard.
Seeing them means buying one
or more; they are decidedly new.
Oriental Lace in different pat
terns-25-cent goods-and this
is the first lot we were ever
able to obtain to sell for IS cents;
seven inches wide; think Of it.
Russell, Missimer&C0
Successor Of Il. l.. RUSSELL.
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OLD ESTABLISHED
VIII ei,he, sell GOOD
a rent or cell pre- perty
ie oilct. ml2.tf
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CORsEYS COR8ETs

Accurate measurement taken for eorsets;
J. b. WARD, 1O3 Shipiey street. mic ri
6NELE6kArHY TAUGHT Inv THE
= evening. Eost instructors. diamond
o,ate teieBralh Institute, No. 7 t. Seventh
'treot. fae-tf
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y a RM uF so AORES
ke'5 miles from city line;
ply 70 j. J. PIERCE.
CITY. mlT,6t
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LNTED.

ErTLEMEr 81. TO- .nt AS Of
E,s aps These goods e. d s sTG
n moi msooinOpolyi ossy Y e FOR for
Ile. This opening I5s y, sn Nv
I IN a hieilm.e,.. r., f ~ the the
|b,on House, " w, lining AZ
hey.
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W. 9th and no Mar.
f28 Inns
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|ELLiNti HUu SEES, o04
Fare avenue. II rooms,
pces. Apply to M. T..
BET g;reet. f25-tf
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wilmington that are !,
lid TO work; Of x good a.
! pt;i,ER 4 WlLNN
~ Market street. Gall
WI m2S-2tt
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soUD HOUSE, NO. 1877
llso trimming store on
"a e.. Apply to A. Is
Iatnall. miT-th, 9, III 81
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RE, AT :. w. COR.
N etreets. The store is
pres fOt grocery or any
ply 10 JOHN Finn,
4 fs-tf
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-kOUMtD HOUSES -,
y 4. 9th street; | S-room,
with bath; / o,roomed
l 8 r0oI ed house. SEQ
En- m2l-bts
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!, M IN NEW GAS
Counties, Del. i in sx
sses and stores In Chester 'nsT
y se FOOD sSi brioE three . story
l.ste STi icr a clear . farm
20 700 walnut street.
p mil -3n.w
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PusE AND STORE, IN
Rt"n. Fixtures for sale,
: ore. f25-2otd-4tw
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FARM OF OVER l2s
J. Address, NTH refer.
lorges, Del. m2. i'm
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IC0ND STORY OF
Of Front ard JeFe rson
lght manufacturing pur-
(ILiAMS 4 HOPKINS,
Dtreet. mll-tf
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n OTIOEs.

when properly managed, the
Loan Association Is q greater
friend to the tradosman,
clerk, or mechanic than tho
Labor Union. u fosters thrift
and diligence.
New shares now for sale In
Equitable Loan Association
at $1) ono dollar each ON ap-
plication 10 WILLIAM 2.
HAWKINS, 712 Market street,
Secretary. f26-tu, tn ,sa-1m
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SMALL CORNER
ping In good location.
NNhY, trd and Monroe
mic II
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A YOUNG lady,
Il MISC family; no OBJ 2. &C.
Ia Address N, this ON IN CO.
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6FFEsERs ~, WI a rh
3, insrowing n 1id,sl, be &c.
E. ,i los,si In wilmington,
e. J, s' 10 he wise Is sun m
er nIs % i1aa'forn,ed mat 49,, we
h, a ioiI Of Of Beautyl for ase
lested nee day or eve g mn
Pr, NJ mig-8t'
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La," 70 store household
goods. Apply 70 On ! az =, .
u Orange street3 !. h -.
kYeet.
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j. bWfLi4i No, No.7S0
lnqplre ct the VII.
Qhd, Eighth and Market
mlS-tf
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-
4Ft lOE IN A FINE
h io ~ price. Apply to-
n ''S Market 81. mlstf
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fAEY ST. WHARF
= I, Apply 70 EVANS
= ola 81. m17-im
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NOR SALE-A VERY DESIkA BILE
N farm Of II acres, more or ioss, on the
Lancaster pike, W miles nom Wilmington,
frame house, with or rooms. Good barn
for I head Of stock, and outbuildingA Very
nne orcha I'd: apples, pears and cherries. by
J.AUaUSTUS MOuAUI.LEY, 900 Market
street. n-u
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ks0Ns WANTING RE
Iop hotels, rests uranus OF
1 u be e'i accommodated ~
y, j2o-u
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a aENTLEM 10
Eiet family, where tn y.
Iuiorts--gas, bath. eto.
ID, W. 81 az. M@s-e'i
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kIKL FOR GENERAL
reference required;at 1s
mlo.u
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HlDKENS, DRESSED
Iiyerei at Third street
b 80. ,.rrp
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NOTICE-WE HAvEON HAND A
~ fun supply Of dissolved phosphate for
flowers. pure bone phosphate for lawns, pure
ound bone for chickens pure ground bone
for grape vines, &C. In 8, 10, Is and so pound
bags. Manufactured by J. A. GRANbTON
Company 100 King street and Newport, Del.
m12-tf
~ Est PhlOE PAID FUR ALL KINDS
- Of Sc ,oad. hand clothing, watches,
loeks raYolyars, guns, sewinS machines.
arnituro and gtevs5, all CT which will 70
old BY A, ]. UORNOk, at low rate GOT
west Front street VIII Del. o1Etf
,In,...---.-------------- --------------------
NOTICE., JAMES b. HAMILTON,
- do hereby q i've notice that will ap.
ply 10 the Present legislature, now In ses.
zion AT Dover, delaware, for q divorce from
my wife. Jennie Hamilton
mle-otd-ltys JAMES. b. HAMILTON
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l. Cd BARBER. APP
ksly a, 81 West Second
m23 ~
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ARpERS FOR 2sD
DON, at 400 West I'm
mlt12tt
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NOrlCE.
IN THE FAME HosB Co., No. l,
WILMINGTON, March, 1887.
On motion, resolved that two hundred
Certificates Of this Company be prepared, TO
one OF which each member shall be entitled.
upon his payment TO the Secretary tho sum
OF 26 cents, and auch Certificate shall be tho
sole evidence Of membership of this Co.,
after the iapso OF . months from the passage
Of tn Ia resolution.
ALEX WHITURAFT,
ml'-2m Secretary of Fame Hose Co., Nc. !.
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IKTNEH IN A. STE a M
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NOR sALE-4K AOREs OF TRUCK
T. land with largo framo grist mill
situated on tho oauseway near tho city
limite; mill in good ordsr; will ront land
and mill separate II desired. Apply TO 4.
4. Sth Of. ml2-lm
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FtrLL BRED sHEP-|
Eddress, stating age and
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NOR SALE - THE YOUNG a.
Il stallion, Chester Eclipse. dark AS
sofrel. l6}s hands high, weighs l30o;sired By
Pendleton, he by lon Brock. He has good
style and actor, but has never been handled
for speed. GEORGE TlMANUS, Avon
dale, Pa. m22s6t
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nor SALE, CHEAP-A o.STUKY
T. frame dwelling, No. 7os VIOLATION ST.,
paying 10 per cent. Also will sell or ex-
ch lngo farm Of 1855 acres, In good state OF
cultivation, nosr Kirkwood, del. m. T.
POOLE, s1oH Market street mil
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nor SALE-A NEW THREE STORY
Il house, west side Of jackson street, DO.
phone call 2<b. d5l.u
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E7UK sALE-STOCK AND fixtures
IL OF . tobacco, eogAr and news store,
west sidel established Il yeaIs; rent rea-
sonabie. None other than those' meaning
business need apply. Address Business,
his offico. NILS II
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